Friday, 5 September 2008
4" x 4" page and charm
Someone I know from UK Stampers has been very sick, in hospital, for some months. She became ill with a very rare disease (not cancer) a few months into our CJ, and has only just reached the point of having one short day out of hospital. She has a very good friend, Sarah, who has organised a way of us stampers saying 'we miss you- get well soon', which is a charm bracelet with each of us making a charm, plus a 4" x 4" page which will show her who made which charm. I am not a jewelry maker, although I love playing with shrink plastic, and I definitely love working on 4" x 4" pages!
Colour: Glimmer Mists, Distress Inks, Perfect Pearls, Brilliance Inks, copper embossing powder, Stickles, Moonshadow Mist, Paint Dabbers
Stamps: Elusive Images
Other: Caught in crystal background (click on the word in my label cloud for more on this), acetate, old book page, florist's wire, Papermania jewelled brad, Sizzix tag die, Crackle Accents, Cuttlebug embossing folder, semi-precious gemstone beads (sorry, I have forgotten what they are!), jewelry findings, shrink plastic.
The panel on the top of the page is inspired by Arts and Crafts ceramics, and the Cuttlebug panel is my version of faux aged copper. It looks even better in real life!
The original inspiration for this charm project is here. Scroll down the page and you will find it near the end. What a great idea; Thank you.
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9 comments:
What a great idea! She will love it!
Wow I have to say that that is a good idea. I love what you have made too!
Thank you for your comment on my scrapbook pages, I think that he is so cute it would be impossible to make a 'bad' page with him on!! but I would say that Im his mum!! lol
Im off to have a nosey round the rest of your blog and i can tell that im going to love it all!
Kaylie x
Simply gorgeous Hazel. Love the colours especially.
A fantastic idea, flawlessly executed. Love it!
Great idea, and a fab 4 x 4 and charm.
these are stunning Hazel - thank you - she will love that charm!
these are fantastic, I love the combination of colours you have used it really works.
Thank you for the comment on my blog and for what you said about my fairy door. I love flower soft, I think it's such a shame it usually looks so naff because it's actually a fantastic product.
what a beautiful idea and beautiful work
What a wonderful way to show someone you care, the charm and page are both beautiful.
Glenda
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